Most chains sell predictability as “run faster,” but the real betrayal happens when participation rules shift under pressure: users feel it as random stalls right when the crowd is loudest, wallets retry, bots resubmit, and the chain looks “moody” even if averages stay clean.

During global bursts, Fogo pins zone membership to epoch boundaries with the Zone Program and its PDAs, and rotations like follow-the-sun can change who is active only at the flip, trading day-to-day flexibility for fewer mid-peak surprises and a cleaner failure surface you can actually spot.

Treat epoch flips as the audit window: if PDA-touching transaction share jumps while p95 confirmation latency stays flat, the guardrail is working; if both jump together, the boundary itself is the wobble, and apps should avoid stacking critical actions on flip minutes. Treat flips like maintenance windows, ok @Fogo Official $FOGO #Fogo

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